A home inspection can identify common “background stressors,” including:

●     Moisture intrusion (small leaks, poor drainage, damp crawlspaces)

●     Ventilation issues (humidity buildup, stale air)

●     electrical concerns (overloaded circuits, unsafe connections)

●     Roof and gutter problems that cause future damage

●     Safety hazards (trip risks, loose rails, blocked exits)

●     pest entry points and conditions that attract pests

The point isn’t to scare you. It’s to replace guessing with clarity.

After inspections, homeowners often start with:

●     Sealing small leaks and improving drainage

●     Improving bathroom/kitchen exhaust ventilation

●     Addressing electrical safety items

●     Stabilizing doors/windows for security and smooth operation

●     Improving bedroom comfort (airflow, noise, lighting)

●     Correcting trip hazards and handrail stability

These upgrades don’t just improve the home—they improve daily life.